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Bob Dylan Word Clouds
I made one a day for several weeks. There’s still stones to be unturned. I use them as rotating desktop backgrounds. Hope you enjoy them.
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Together Through Life
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Together Through Life. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Modern Times
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Modern Times. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Love And Theft
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Love And Theft. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Time Out Of Mind
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Time Out Of Mind. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
World Gone Wrong
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, World Gone Wrong. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Good As I Been To You
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Good As I Been To You. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Under The Red Sky
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Under The Red Sky. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Oh Mercy
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Oh Mercy. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Down In The Groove
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Down In The Groove. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Knocked Out Loaded
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Knocked Out Loaded. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Empire Burlesque
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Empire Burlesque. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Infidels
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Infidels. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Shot Of Love
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Shot Of Love. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
Saved
This word cloud comes from the Bob Dylan album, Saved. It’s the top 100 words used throughout the album and set to the same colors as the album cover.
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Very nice work! Thank you so much!
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object: zelda’s sword shiny but pixelated constantly grey but sharp as a razor that can cut through a...
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great stuff, man, love what’d you’ve done! I’m gonna start using this background right way! Thanks...
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uh huh! There’s some other funny ones, like Tweedle Dee and Wiggle.
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I like the “uh huhs” on Good as I been to you.
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Sorry, dude, but those are all English words. Even Dylan used them. Now don’t be a troll and follow my Living...
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Why do you Septic Tanks insist on saying: Man Dude Awesome ? Stop mangling the English language.
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